For Paula this month – my favorite prompt!
For Paula this month – my favorite prompt!
Bichrome in the header
This week Paula at Lost in Translation is back again with a new word/photo prompt. So happy to join in – this is a favorite of mine! I learn new words and also get the opportunity to see how others interpret them.
Refulgent
Polychromatic
Bight
Nuances
For Paula’s Pick a Word – Here are my suggestions. To participate, choose as many as you want, and try to find photos to illustrate them!
My favorite challenge is this one, for Paula at Lost in Translation – and this month I had to look up three of the five words – so, thank you for the new things I learned!
inversion – sorry, I know it, but have no photo to show it! Smog is a thing it brings on…
circuitous
corniculate – and the Bhutanese takin in the header, because he is so cool…
sabulous
interstice
Paula is back with a new prompt this month. As this challenge is a favorite of mine, I am here already! But only with four of the five words…the last one, in the header, is detox. I had to do mental detox…
Paula of ”Lost in Translation” asks us to use special colours this Thursday – and I learned a new word again: Maroon
The header is a sunset containing most of these colours in one picture.
cyan
golden
maroon
pale pink
aquamarine
For Paula, at Lost in Translation, I am always lovingly waiting! And gratefully learning something new from every Pick a Word.
Cerulian in the header
Palatial
Comic
Spurting
Radiating
Paula, at Lost in Translation, once again launched her Pick a Word challenge. I always learn new words and I always enjoy her choices. This time I picked four of her five words.
I don’t know if the header is possible for extractable…
Paula, at Lost in Translation, asks us again to find traces of the past.
In Lofoten this summer, we experienced what is said to be the oldest and most authentic fishing village (fiskevær) there is – Nusfjord.

Dating back to the 19th century…
the village is still alive with rorbuer and everything.
We spent some hours there just walking – enjoying the past – and the present.
We had our lunch overlooking the charming harbour. Contemplating the difference between our own comparatively easy lives and the every day struggle where the family’s breadwinner might be lost to the sea any day.
For Paula this week – Building turf houses in Iceland.
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